Flag of Canada

The Flag of Canada features a red field with a central white square displaying a stylized red maple leaf with eleven points. The red color symbolizes Canada's values and the sacrifices of its people, while the white represents peace and neutrality. The maple leaf, an emblem historically associated with Canada, signifies strength, endurance, and the nation's natural resources. The design's simplicity and striking imagery make it easily recognizable, embodying national identity and unity. Adopted in 1965, the flag has become a prominent symbol of Canadian heritage and pride worldwide.